That didn't help. Clicking on a listbox item produced no activity at all. Kind regards Colin Goldberg
On Apr 21, 4:06 pm, Stefan vd <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > If you want to show the DetailsView on a click. You must change the > 'onchange' to 'onclick' in you listbox object. > > <listbox height="150" name="listbox" width="100%" x="0" y="20" > background="#FFFFFF" > itemHeight="24" itemOverColor="#CCFFCC" onclick="lb_onchange()" > autoscroll="true" itemSelectedColor="#99FF99"/> > > Kind Regards, > Stefan Van Damme (aka Stefan vd) > Gadget Developer > > On Apr 21, 5:32 pm, Colin <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > As a newbie to gadget development, I have a question relating to the > > behavior opening a DetailsView window. Basically, the DetailsView > > window appears (ie. is visible) for alternate clicks in the listbox in > > my main view - and not each time. But debug.trace shows me that the > > detailsView_onOpen() function is being called every time. Is it > > something to do with the flags (gddDetailsViewFlagToolbarOpen, etc.)? > > > in My main view, I have: > > <listbox height="150" name="listbox" width="100%" x="0" y="20" > > background="#FFFFFF" > > itemHeight="24" itemOverColor="#CCFFCC" onchange="lb_onchange()" > > autoscroll="true" itemSelectedColor="#99FF99"/> > > > I initialize detailsView at the top: > > var detailsView = new DetailsView(); > > > And function lb_onchange is: > > > function lb_onchange() { > > var selectedItem = listbox.selectedItem; > > var alert_ix = listbox.selectedIndex; > > var alert = lfuUserInfo.allAlerts[alert_ix]; > > debug.trace("lb_onchange: alert ix="+alert_ix); > > //var detailsView = new DetailsView(); //done on initialization > > debug.trace("lb_onchange: detailsView done"); > > detailsView.SetContent( "", undefined, "details.xml", false, 0); > > debug.trace("lb_onchange: detailsView SetContent done"); > > detailsView.detailsViewData.putValue("alert", alert); > > // Set a reference to the "closeDetailsView" function in the > > detailsViewData > > detailsView.detailsViewData.putValue("closeDetailsView", > > closeDetailsView); > > // Show the details view > > plugin.showDetailsView(detailsView, "Alert", > > gddDetailsViewFlagToolbarOpen, onDetailsViewFeedback); > > detailsViewIsOpen = true; > > debug.trace("lb_onchange: showDetailsView done"); > > > } > > > Also, in my main view: > > > function closeDetailsView() { > > plugin.CloseDetailsView(); > > > } > > > function onDetailsViewFeedback(detailsViewFlags) { > > if (detailsViewFlags == gddDetailsViewFlagNone) { > > // User closed the details view > > } else if (detailsViewFlags == gddDetailsViewFlagToolbarOpen) { > > // User clicked on the title of the details view > > } > > > } > > > My DetailsView xml is: > > > <view height="150" width="450" onopen="detailsView_onOpen()"> > > <img height="150" width="450" x="0" y="0" src="stock_images > > \background.png" > > /> > > <img cursor="hand" enabled="true" name="imgClose" x="320" y="8" > > onclick="detailsView_Close()" > > src="images\closeBtn.png"/> > > <label enabled="true" height="15" name="label1" x="20" y="25" > > onclick="onclick_label1()" > > >... > > </label> > > <label enabled="true" height="65" name="label2" x="20" y="45" > > onclick="onclick_label2()" > > /> > > <script src="details.js" /> > > </view> > > > And details.js has: > > > function detailsView_onOpen() { > > debug.trace("detailsView_onOpen()"); > > ... > > > } > > > Thanks in anticipation. > > > Colin Goldberg --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Desktop Developer Group" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Desktop-Developer?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
